A nationally recognized author and local student advocate, Gin Phillips uses storytelling to move her readers and to inspire students. Meet today’s FACE of Birmingham.
Eryka Perry of Not Just Catering & Michael’s Restaurant: FACES of Birmingham
Eryka Perry is determined to make Not Just Catering live up to its name. Her catering company cultivates adventurous, knowledgeable, healthy and happy eaters.
Chandler Bibb of Children’s of Alabama: FACES of Birmingham
As Director of Development for Children’s of Alabama, she’s a “matchmaker” of community resources with hospital needs. Meet Chandler Bibb.
LaVonne Williamson of the St. Elias Lebanese Food and Cultural Festival: FACES of Birmingham
She’s spent nearly 20 years sharing the traditions, food and culture of the Lebanese community through the St. Elias Lebanese Food and Cultural Festival. Meet LaVonne Williamson, today’s FACE of Birmingham!
Khaula Hadeed of the Council on American-Islamic Relations of Alabama: FACES of Birmingham
In the cradle of the Civil Rights movement, a new kind of heroine emerges, illuminating Alabama’s oft-unsung, courageous and rich tapestry of diverse cultures. Meet Khaula Hadeed.
Shauna Stuart of AL.com: FACES of Birmingham
She’s debunking the myth of the delicate, docile Southern female, and giving girls in the South a platform to share their voices. Meet Shauna Stuart, today’s FACE of Birmingham.
Maacah Davis of Belladonna Magazine: FACES of Birmingham
This self-motivated 22-year-old is poised to become a media mogul, an inspiring example of progress for feminism and diversity in the heart of the Magic City.
Civil Rights Activist T. Marie King: FACES of Birmingham
When she’s not exposing our city’s children to the arts, she’s hosting racial reconciliation workshops, mentoring local students and helping low-income families. Meet T. Marie King.
Andrea Taylor of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute: FACES of Birmingham
Andrea Taylor’s resume will astound you. The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute CEO is changing the face of our city with her forward-thinking initiatives.
Andrea Taylor of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute: FACES of the South
Andrea Taylor’s resume will astound you. The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute CEO is changing the face of her city with her forward-thinking initiatives.
Dylan Ferniany: FACES of Birmingham
Dylan Ferniany is a TEDxBirmingham TED-Ed innovator and program specialist for the gifted and talented education program for Birmingham City Schools. As such, she’s changing the face of Birmingham education. Today we’re thrilled to feature her as our FACE of Birmingham!
Sally Mackin of the Woodlawn Foundation: FACES of Birmingham
She listens closely to the residents of Woodlawn as she works with them to support the revitalization of this up-and-coming community. Meet today’s FACE of Birmingham, Sally Mackin!
